Aharon Loschak

The simple folk were shocked at this enormous amount, as the entire community’s donations didn’t even add up to one ruble.

Each of the three forefathers typified something unique, a particular “brand” that was thereafter permanently imprinted into the Jewish DNA.

From Eliezer we learn to find joy in satisfaction within the circumstances G-d gives us.

How G-d shows us that the notion of determining whether or not someone or something is guilty or innocent is almost never as absolute as it may seem.

When you choose to believe despite the viable, easy, and rational justifications, then you’re a true believer.

Noah understood that whenever there are tidal waves, G-d provides a lifeboat that enables us not only to survive but to ride the waves and end up on top.

How are we supposed to live with ourselves in the aftermath?

You must always remain with your feet tethered to the ground, no matter how much you want to escape.

There will always be people in our lives who meander from the straight and narrow. How can we set them straight?

How the harsh exile depicted in Moses’ speech is indeed a “song”—because there’s so much joy in it.